Al Hamra Waterfront

Al Hamra Waterfront is a residential development by Al Hamra, situated within Al Jazeera Al Hamra in Ras Al Khaimah, comprising 51 semi-furnished apartments across two buildings scheduled for completion in Q1 2027.

# The towers and their position within Al Hamra Village

Al Hamra Village is one of the Northern Emirates' most established master-planned communities, covering a site of 77 million square feet along the Arabian Gulf coastline. Within that broader framework, Al Hamra Waterfront occupies a waterfront position that places it in direct sight of the Waldorf Astoria and the forthcoming Wynn Resort Al Marjan Island. The development is modest in scale by Dubai standards: two buildings, 51 residences in total, which gives it a density closer to a private residential club than a large-scale tower project.

The architectural language draws on natural materials and earthy tones, with interiors designed around higher ceilings and generous proportions. The result is quieter and more restrained than much of what is being built along the Gulf's newer coastlines.

# Residences: layouts, sizes and specification

The development offers studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. Studios run from 495 to 504 sq ft, priced from AED 1,326,000 to AED 1,583,958. One-bedroom units span a wider range, from 910 to 988 sq ft, with pricing from AED 2,203,200 to AED 2,626,500 depending on configuration. Two-bedroom residences reach between 1,258 and 1,346 sq ft, with prices from AED 3,621,000 to AED 3,753,600.

All units are delivered semi-furnished with equipped kitchens. The ceiling heights are above the regional standard for this price band, and private balconies are included across the range. Service charges are set at AED 12 per sq ft annually, a figure worth benchmarking against comparable waterfront projects in Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah before committing.

# Amenities within the community

The amenity offering covers a practical breadth without resorting to the inventories that newer Dubai developers use to pad out marketing materials.

# Sport and leisure

Residents have access to a gym, swimming pools, a jogging track, padel tennis courts, and a BBQ area. The Al Hamra Golf Club, an 18-hole course within the wider village, sits adjacent to the development. For families, there is a dedicated kids' play area and a pet play area. A co-working space and an entertainment room serve those who work remotely or require flexible space outside the home.

Parks and green landscaping are listed within the amenity set, which matters in a coastal community where pedestrian infrastructure often lags behind the residential product itself.

# Location, access and the surrounding district

Al Jazeera Al Hamra is the area of Ras Al Khaimah that houses the Al Hamra Village master plan, roughly an hour's drive from central Dubai via the E311. The marina within Al Hamra Village accommodates up to 200 berths, and the private beach access associated with the wider community adds material value for buyers comparing this against landlocked alternatives at a similar price point.

The proximity to Wynn Resort Al Marjan Island is relevant context. The Wynn, currently under construction on Al Marjan Island, is expected to be the first casino-resort in the UAE and is anticipated to shift the leisure and hospitality profile of Ras Al Khaimah considerably. Al Hamra Waterfront's line of sight to that development is a factor some buyers will price in.

# Who this project suits and where it sits in the market

At entry prices just above AED 1.3 million for a studio and under AED 3.8 million for a two-bedroom, Al Hamra Waterfront occupies a segment of the market that is increasingly competitive: waterfront delivery in the Northern Emirates at a price point below what comparable Gulf-facing units command in Dubai Marina or Palm Jumeirah.

The project is under construction with zero readiness progress recorded at this stage, and completion is set for Q1 2027. Buyers purchasing now are committing to a two-year build cycle, which is standard for off-plan in this region but worth factoring into any yield or personal-use calculation. The 51-unit count limits resale liquidity compared to larger schemes, though it also means the building avoids the anonymity of large residential towers. For a buyer seeking a second home with direct sea access in a community that already has functioning infrastructure, golf, and a marina, the proposition is clear.